Proving a Human Wrote Something
A software developer reflects on the trend of labeling content as 'human-written' in the age of AI, while discussing their own balanced approach to using AI tools for coding and productivity. The author emphasizes that AI is a permanent fixture in the craft of engineering that should be embraced rather than feared.
When drafting a new blog post after some years, it’s mandatory to begin it with some form of mea culpa . I actually made a New Year’s resolution to start writing more blog posts; after the dissolution of my company last year, my head was stuffed with all sorts of technical knowledge I needed to share (and which, I felt, the world needed to hear). I even put together a spreadsheet of possible ideas, which, as I’m writing this down now, I should probably revisit. Some combination of “I got lazy” or “I got busy” or “I didn’t think anyone would care” prevented me from writing, though. (That’s not to say I haven’t been writing anywhere else: I just got “ How to Keep Well in Wartime ” published, and I’m still running Inch Press !)
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